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Various improvements to wstETH adapter #83

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@QGarchery QGarchery changed the title Various improvements to wstETH adapet Various improvements to wstETH adapter Feb 28, 2024
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StErMi commented Mar 4, 2024

I'm wondering if it makes sense to drop everywhere the reference to Chainlink everywhere and just use the "Morpho" terms. Like Morpho Adapter, Morpho Oracle and so on. Those will be "inspired" to the Chainlink version in the sense that you (Morpho) have agreed that their interface is a "standard de facto" for the function signatures for an oracle.

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MathisGD commented Mar 4, 2024

I'm wondering if it makes sense to drop everywhere the reference to Chainlink everywhere and just use the "Morpho" terms. Like Morpho Adapter, Morpho Oracle and so on. Those will be "inspired" to the Chainlink version in the sense that you (Morpho) have agreed that their interface is a "standard de facto" for the function signatures for an oracle.

That's something we thought about, but ditched because if in the future we develop an other oracle (for uniswap for example), it will be better to have a more specific name for this one. "Chainlink" isn't perfect, because it's only about its interface, but that's the best compromised we found.

Base automatically changed from refactor/hardcode-steth to feat/wsteth-oracle March 5, 2024 11:12
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LGTM

@MerlinEgalite MerlinEgalite merged commit ac54cd1 into feat/wsteth-oracle Mar 5, 2024
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@MerlinEgalite MerlinEgalite deleted the refactor/various-improvements branch March 5, 2024 13:39
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